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3.11. Obsolete options

This page contains the list of configuration options which are no longer supported in latest versions of SFTPPlus Client.

3.11.1. HTTP/HTTPS specific options

3.11.1.1. auth

Optional:

No [4]
Default value:

None
Values:
  • ‘–anyauth’ - Tells curl to figure out authentication method itself, and use the most secure one the remote site claims to support. This is done by first doing a request and checking the response-headers, thus possibly inducing an extra network round-trip.
  • ‘–basic’
  • ‘–digest’
  • ‘–ntlm’
  • ‘–negotiate’
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

HTTP authentication method.

3.11.2. SMTP transfer specific options

3.11.2.1. user

Optional:

No
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Username as text.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

Email address where files are sent

3.11.2.2. customemail

Optional:

No
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Path to custom email template.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

The following placeholders are available :

  • %DATE% - replaced with transfer date
  • %TIME% - replaced with transfer time
  • %FILE% - replaced with transfer filename
  • %MD5SUM - replaced with transfer MD5 checksum
  • %SIZE% - replaced with file size

3.11.2.3. emailsubject

Optional:

No
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Subject of the email message.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

The following placeholders are available:

  • %MSG% - log message text
  • %HELP% - log message id

3.11.2.4. emailbody

Optional:

No
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Body of the email message.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

The following placeholders are available:

  • %MSG% - log message text
  • %HELP% - log message id

3.11.3. Email notification options

3.11.3.1. notifysuccess

Optional:

Yes
Default value:

‘n’
Values:
  • ‘n’
  • ‘y’
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

Set to ‘y’ to configure SFTPPlus Client to send emails on successful transfers.

3.11.3.2. smtpaddress

Optional:

No [2]
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Email address as text.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

Email address for notifications to be sent to.

3.11.4. Response file options

3.11.4.1. response

Optional:

Yes
Default value:

‘n’
Values:
  • ‘n’
  • ‘y’
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

To enable a response file to be collected.

3.11.4.2. responseroot

Optional:No
Default value:n/a
Values:Path to folder on the remote server.
From version:1.5.1
To version:1.5.2
Description:Response file inbox folder.

3.11.4.3. responsein

Optional:No
Default value:None
Values:Path to file on the remote server.
From version:1.5.1
To version:1.5.2
Description:Filename of the file to be retrieved.

3.11.4.4. responsedir

Optional:

No
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Path to folder on remote server.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

Directory file will be retrieved from.

3.11.4.5. responsetimestamp

Optional:

Yes
Default value:

‘y’
Values:
  • ‘n’
  • ‘y’
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

1.5.2
Description:

Include timestamps in response.

3.11.4.6. postprocessresponsesuccess

Optional:

Yes
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Path to a executable or script.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

None
Description:

Command to run if a response ‘get’ succeeds.

3.11.4.7. postprocessresponsefail

Optional:

Yes
Default value:

None
Values:
  • Path to a executable or script.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

None
Description:

Command to run if a responde ‘get’ fails.

3.11.4.8. initialwait

Optional:

Yes
Default value:

‘30’
Values:
  • Number of seconds.
From version:

1.5.1
To version:

None
Description:

Seconds to wait before checking for response file
[2]Required if notifysuccess = ‘y’.
[4]Mandatory for HTTP and HTTPS transfers that do require authentication.
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